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1203 days ago |
Topic tags/keywords: tip question ‘lo all. a question, for any that could help. picked up a disston saw today, but it has a slight bend in it…any suggestions for how to straighten it out? -- "Democracy is by far the worst system of government. Except all the others that have been tried." ~ Winston Churchill |
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#1 posted 1203 days ago |
take it back. -- Dan, Sterling Alaska, Before you criticise some one, walk a mile in their shoes...then you will be a mile away and you have their shoes! |
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#2 posted 1203 days ago |
ditio -- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/ |
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#3 posted 1203 days ago |
Got it for a song, its just a little kink. anyone else? -- "Democracy is by far the worst system of government. Except all the others that have been tried." ~ Winston Churchill |
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#4 posted 1202 days ago |
When I was a kid, we lived next door to an old man that sharpened saws. When he had a bent saw he would take it to a pond on a still day when the water was like glass. He sould slap the water as hard as he could with the saw. He always came back with a straight saw. I know this sounds like an old wives tale but it sure works. |
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#5 posted 1202 days ago |
hammer, anvil and finesse -- Dan, Sterling Alaska, Before you criticise some one, walk a mile in their shoes...then you will be a mile away and you have their shoes! |
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#6 posted 1202 days ago |
With the teeth off the edge of a table, tap the kink from the “hill” side with a ball peen hammer. You’ll be able to work it out fairly quickly. If you hit the teeth with the hammer, it will be off to the guy lilredweldingrod mentioned to slap it on a choppy lake to put the set back in them. |
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#7 posted 1202 days ago |
Make a clock out of it. A bent blade is no good for much else |
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#8 posted 1202 days ago |
With the proper tools a bent saw blade can be fixed or you can send it out to have it straightened and resharpened. Here is a link to one of the best hand saw sharpening services out there. -- Julian, Park Forest, IL |
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#9 posted 1201 days ago |
i thank you all! -- "Democracy is by far the worst system of government. Except all the others that have been tried." ~ Winston Churchill |
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#10 posted 1201 days ago |
its good for playin devils frisbee -- My purpose in life: Making sawdust |
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